Sentence examples for recommended to switch from inspiring English sources

In case of long-term operation with low sulfur fuels, it is recommended to switch to a lubricating oil with BN (or TBN) 40 or 50.

It is recommended to switch to tenofovir in case dyslipidemia becomes an issue, especially in children.

If the patient spends more than 72 hours in the ICU after surgery, it is recommended to switch from the PAC to a transpulmonary thermodilution system.

For example, a patient taking immediate release 0.75 mg three times a day (total daily dose = 2.25 mg) would be recommended to switch to prolonged release 2 mg tablet once daily.

Furthermore, a cross-sectional survey of patients, relatives and psychiatrists revealed that only 21% of patients without previous experience of injectable antipsychotics are informed of the option and only 9% are recommended to switch to an LAI antipsychotic by their psychiatrists [ 32].

It is recommended to switch settings back to NAM1 once you have placed your call(s).

In case of drug-related adverse side effects such as diarrhoea, nausea, pain/swelling/infection at the site of injection, we will recommend to switch the antibiotic administration from intramuscular to oral or vice versa as a first step.

Following a recent meeting of pan-European dermatology experts, transplant physicians are being recommended to have recipients switched to these more protective, antineoplastic medications, particularly in patients with documented SCC [ 13].

In the absence of a response, or failure of an augmentation strategy, a switch is recommended to either an antidepressant in the same class or in a different class (Stage 2).

Aggregating data at hospital level, we selected two QIs: (1) the ratio of oral DDD/parenteral DDD ('O/P QI'), as early parenteral to oral switch is recommended to reduce LoS, adverse events related to intravenous line, and costs 13 15 and (2) total DDD (J01) minus penicillin (J01C), per 100 days in hospital for pneumonia ('DDD QI'), under the assumption 'less is better'.

The government warned pharmaceutical companies today that they must not offer any financial incentives to doctors, pharmacists or other health care professionals to prescribe or recommend particular drugs, or to switch patients from one medicine to another.